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January 12, 2007

Do you Squidoo? We do!

Have you discovered Squidoo yet? The cyberchild of marketing guru and bestselling author Seth Godin, Squidoo is part blog, part personal Web site, part e-commerce portal, and part .... Well, just look at the official definition:

Logosquidoohome Squidoo: SKWID-OO, n. v., adj., addiction. 1) thousands of people creating a handbuilt catalog of the best stuff online; 2) a free and fun way to make your own page and get traffic; 3) a place to find what you're looking for, fast.

T-Bone's tribute to one of his favorite bands, Drive-By Truckers, was originally posted on Squidoo. Our page there is a work in progress, and we'll be adding more content and links in the coming weeks. If you like the stuff here on Blogabillies, then click on over to our Squidoo lens, Southern Writers and Humorists, where you can find links to the Truckers' music online, and other fun stuff.

Check it out. Once you do ... you'll Squidoo too!

Posted at 10:52 PM in Books, Current Affairs, Film, humor, Music, Southern culture |

Tags: Blogabillies, Seth+Godin, Squidoo

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Meet the Blogabillies

  • T-Bone is the alter ego of natural-born storyteller Terry Taylor, whose real job involves creating TV and radio campaigns for an ad agency. He also writes Big River's company blog, By the Campfire. Yeah, he's won awards and has worked ever'place from LA to New Yawrk City, but there's still a lot of small-town Alabama in him. In other words, you can dress T-Bone up, but you can't take him nowhere.
  • Belle is written by Connie Reece, a conversational writer and social media consultant. She is the founder of Every Dot Connects and a co-founding member of Social Media Club. You won't usually find her wrapped in the feather boa; it makes her hot flashes worse. But her wardrobe does favor hues of hot pink. Belle says, "Just 'cause they call it fashion don't mean they can pawn it off on me."

That's right, I'm an SOB